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360. ANGLOMANIA, Politics and.—
The Anglicism of 1808, against which we are
now struggling, is but the same thing [as the
Toryism of 1777 and the Federalism of 1799]
in still another form. It is a longing for a
king, and an English King rather than any
other.—
To John Langdon. Washington ed. v, 512.
(M.
1810 )
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